Five Dead in Moscow Region As Ukraine Continues Warehouse Strikes
The strikes killed 5 people and injured 10, while fires damaged Wildberries logistics sites and warehouses across three Russian regions, officials said.
- On Tuesday, drone operations executed by Ukraine targeted three separate storage facilities across Russian territory.
- Two of the targeted logistics sites were operated by the prominent online retail company Wildberries.
- Regional authorities confirmed that a warehouse strike in the Moscow area resulted in five fatalities and multiple injuries.
- Facilities located in both the Leningrad and Tver regions sustained fire and structural damage without causing any casualties.
- Kyiv has systematically focused on these commercial logistics centers to disrupt supply networks supporting the Russian military.
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The Drones Are Hitting Moscow: Ukraine Is Turning Russia Into One Big Target
Ukraine on Tuesday executed a series of drone strikes on an industrial zone near Moscow, and across the whole country, strikes on three warehouses killed five people and wounded ten, CBS News reported, citing a regional governor. Two of the warehouses belong to Wildberries, the Russian e-commerce giant that has frequently been struck by Ukrainian […]
Ukrainian drones hit three distribution centers in different regions of Russia during the morning, including two operated by the online retailer Wildberries, killing five people, reported local authorities this Tuesday. Read also: Russia intensifies protection of cargo ships in the Black Sea and creates alternative routes Ukrainian drone attacks leave at least eight dead in Russian regions and hit the Wildberries warehouse Wildberries, which has…
On Tuesday night, Russia was again hit by drone attacks, killing five people.
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